davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11
SMlnsbetradtungea 81 Den oeaf'
ifhen Meid1Sfaastuablen.

Sas eubaiiltige &efultat Der beutf6er
Ieidstaasmablen 1T fdon tur3 nab
Der Beenoiguna Der Sti9uabIen 6.
Wdra) betannt eeporben, unb mir ba.
ben oaFeIbe aa9 bereits ausfibrli9
u~nferen 2eiern mitgetbeilt.
Sc eriibrigt nun nur nod, einige
3iffernmdffige S9luBbeirad.
tungen bieran gu fniipfrn, bic in mebrs
fader 9infi@t BON Snterehe iein
biirffen.
1oraus3ui9iden 1T, baB nod nies
mails bic Mablbetbeiligung in Seuti9s
Lamb au1 nur anndbernb 10 fart mar,
aIs BEL bieIer Wabl. gs murben NOS
besu II Winicmen Stimmen m 3 +
abgegeben, aIs BEL Der lebten Wabl,
unb atpar i'm @an;en 1901. 1871
Stimmsn. mas Bel Der Geiammtsiffer
alIer WablbereGtieten bon iueniger aIs
10 MiIionsf geniB elm erffaunli9 bos
her WabIbetbeiIisunss > proeentiab 1T.
IS baben-wie aus ben reueifen Wabls
berihten eri1iIi9 III - on 6timmers
aabI getponnen: Die Nationaaiberalen
66l, 900, bic Conformation Zinc. Greis
conferpatiben) 500, 900 bic ultramons
tanets 248. 900, bic Soeialbemofraten
225, 900 (unb ni6t, uie es anfdngli6
bieB ! WilionD Oagegen baben
Greifiunigen 446, 200
berIoren! 8ei eirent
algemeinen 6timmer J II 10 q DE- bon
1,500, 900 Stimr1ert fontnit biefes Nes
fultat fur bic 6reiffnnigen geraoesu els
mem 9obesurtbeil sleid.
Bon ben IL gepdhlten Soeialbenio:
fraten fommert nabeai bic Sdlfte auf
Berlin (Saiencleper unb Singer) uno
auf 6omburg : Nltona (BebeI. Sieb
unb Irobme.) Bon Somburg abges
feben liefert rur 8aierrr einen focialbes
mofratiiden Abgeoroneten (@rifen.
berger In Mirnberg), tDdbrenb ole
lbrigei1 auf preuben e~ntfallen. Do
1T in Breslau Qrdder getudblt uors
ben, In Grantfurt ON Main Sabor, in
Solinge1 G9umo1er, in glberfelo
Darn unb 6dn1oper tDdblte ben sos
ciaIiften Meiter. 6dmmtli9e fdds
ffde WabItreife sinserl fur bic Soeias.
iiifsn b~erloren, iosar 9iebtnedts alter
WnbItreis Shneeberg, Der lett BEN
nor6bentl1en Rei6stag bon 1867 itets
focialbemofratif9 bertreten mar.
SntereHant 1T iibrigeus eine 8egers
iiberfelung bes sifermdbigen Wabls
reIultats Der Mablen BON Sabre 1884
unb Der foeben aurl Mbf6lub gelaneten,
tpenisFeas, mas bic mabgebe1ben pars
teie1 anlangt. gs batteu bierna9: d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11
almsberfauf unb Meae ssaaren !
SmGinbereIIaS d bsStore
Gfe SpuIfDnfrnbe e Sire. 6

81 @inberellaS d Store,
Ode SouftOnfraBe & ape. 6
tperben ale WinterIdube fir Same1
unb Ginber, fir Serren unb 3naben
gum aboluten o t enpreie
ausbertaut. Dies 1T feline bIpBe
Nnfiinbisung. um &etlame gu MAIDEN,
fonoern bic preiie finb faftiid beoeu'
tenb berabgeiebt wOrben, pOuon Sober
fid i%iberseugen fam.
SIM Cinderella S6ubfore finb bic
tieuen lei6tereH S6ubiorten fir ben
Sommer bereits e%insetrofen unb ios
pobl in OamensS 9uben tpie Slippers
1T cine porsiigli9e ausuabl p%orbanben.
Niemanb fonte anberswO, als i'm Gin
berella S9ubtOre faufeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11
Die etimrn,.Ha in 9enti&lanb

mad Sefaeauns bss WabIrefultates
i6ilbert Der Berliner correspondent Der
yN. . Sists." in f%oIsenben @orten:
y9ie @ablen fino poriiber, bic 3riegs'
gefabr lit e~eblieben.
Was man uns BON ben 6olgen Der
4nnabme bes Septenrnts er5dblte =
es tparen lnuter fromme Winf9e. Der
t%burmbobe 6reunb i'm Horben aber unb
Der frieblihe Nahbar i'm Weiten febren
fi1 perspeifelt tpenis an unfere nod 10
frommen Miinide."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11

Gas aIeide, birecte unb alIgemeine
WabIredt if stuar Elm 10 geredtes uno
freiFnuiges Wablipffem mie es bis iebt
In Der proris iiberbaupt alr irgenb
ems gegebeil bat, bab es aber benno9
uuter lmftdnben 3u ungere9tigfeiten
unb sul1 faIfGen ausbrud Der 6Hent.
liden Meinung fibren fam, bas seis
aerl eiuige Der obett angetibrten 3abs
len. Oas Centrum bat 1903. GA
Gtimmeu auf feline beri@iebeneH gans
bibatel pereinigt, bat babel aber SO
Wertreter In ben Reidstng getpdbIt.
Die Socialbemetroten bagegen erbielten
731, $3.50 Simmer, bradten aber nilr
IL ifrer ganbibaten ins parlament,
wdhrenb fe mad berielben proportion,
mad uelder bas Centrum SO erbieIt,
minbetens 68 bur6gebradt baber
miBter. Das lit elm MiboerbdItniB,
bas su erelI 1T, aIs baB es ni@t Seoenl
fufort auHalleu miiBte. aenbern ldBt
fd barail a~lIerbines f9uerlid Gtwas,
10 biel man bies au4 3ereits periudt
bat. Gold elm 8erfu@ mar beiipielss
tueife gambettas sscrutin de listeA
(Qifenpabl) tpeIGes @~ablipitem iebod
su umff6nbIi6 unb beruideIt lit. i'm ies
mails popular iperben 3u f0nnen. Dos
Gheitern ienes gerfu6es, bic 2ifteus
pabI ein3ufibren, foifete bamals be.
tanutti9 benz fran36ff1en CT .Oieta.
tor ben Soften bes premiermiuiters,
ben CT ert iir5 subor i%ibernontmen
bate.
Wiirbe ienes 2ilfentpabl.6 nfem bel
ben isbisen beutf9en Rei1stagsuabler
gegolten baberi, mad tpeldem fi9 bieIlit.
slieoeraabl ieoer partei sennli mad BEN
9erbdltniB Der fir fe | nsg a m m
abgegebeneu Stimmen reguIirt, bonn
tuiirbe bieie febige beuti1e Meidstags,
tpabl, bic uuter ben obmaltenben Ser.
bdItniFen oils elm s~ldnaenber Sieg Dec
Reihsfanalers aufgefabt uerben muB,
elm etpas anberes RefuItat gelieferi
baben.
3dbIt man ndmIi1 fdmmtIide Slim,
men, tpelhe fir bic Oppoftionspar.
teien (geniruni. 6reiRunise, Soeialbe'
mofraten, 9emocraten, polen, Welfen
uno gIlaBs2otbrinser) abgege6en muir
ben, 3ufnmmen, 10 erbdlt mon bic 3abl
1886 1874. Oagegen uereinigten Cons
ierbatipe. Greieonferuatipe unb Watio'
naliberale, ober fur3: bic sRegierunas:
parieien1 uur 3.545. 857 Stimrnen auI
fiG. bIieben aifo nit Der (uenn nud
freiIi@ berfdminbenb ~gerinsen) Sd |.
noritdt bon 227 timm G n
binter iener suriid. Bon bielem
Stanbpuntte ons-ber alerbinss MID
praftif9 in Beiradt iOmmt-bat
alIo bic beutfde Reidsreeierung 40,
feline lria1e. 10 lnut iiber ben bon ihl
errungenen Siee su iubeln, namentlid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11
Ru6lena Mrniea.Galbe

Die bette Gable Der sSeIt fir SAnitts
0uetfdunssn, @.fapire, 6isber: uno 2aut'
ausidIaa, 6ledts, %sefpruneens Sdnoe, SroF'
bsuIer uuD ale Sauttranfbeiten furirt Do
mprrtcieeu ober feline 1e,abluHs. youiss
e~atisfeuiion sarantirt Obet bas Sch p,re
,uridsrtattet. rs Gents bic Sdd4tel bel U
Trtib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11
Staakohs. AZ
" Wel "a
Ae0et aue Gcbtner3ea.
Raaii6e &nreu.

HSSy~sv SS~
@aBii9e &ureu.
Elm ias aeIatmtss arm esbsigt.
BssewarFsG trabe. Sobcfef. q. 8.
e& bate beftiee Gduerten IN raeiner liniea
G9ulter .ro re4teui Urn. aRetuen Elm fo!iits
s psrI sSass is e. ! Saiosss Epsi aaS sSe Sic sras
SIaf&e Gutsetraa&t, waren aue S4usertea
Eie bur4 etH EswHeer ~reri&rinbef.
BiIIiam Serfee.
GeItiee Ri6eni&meftea gtbefIt.
greeapiue, Gal.
eSrcu q. % iIIiars Tit bret Gage an ben
hehia5fen SHunersen int Nhdeu. SEr Snitanb
perf&Iimmerte f4 fortpdbrenb. BieIe Seifs
1nitfeI wurbea pergebli4 perfl9t. 9sa9eerl
Bic 9atientin elm eiIuiges g,at ct. Sotob9 Del
onsuanbte h6rten bic S4mer5en aut uHo ne
ssnnte rHbtg f4Iafen.
Ueidbsaeae aaise ettsiIt.
Bdtrett sieines aufent5aIts In ebieaso.
f91pcIen useiue aniee, mir heftise S9nief1sn
s ssassSs bsa ,,,,s S sssr Iaalis i. s,n Sc S u MD T sar
gube issts. I'm ssd@fsH g'esssa Tsr, ~ ~'s'
Glitter heB vgepubIiean.s Scbnstouu, y. y.
e6mes,sa ia hsr eaHIisr sttsiIt.
eanaiobarie, q. q.
s,euIid eruadte Id In Der gitte Der yloqs
vif beftioeu S6iner5ef In Der Enten S@uitet.
SD ranSte iofcrt 81. Satobs Del an UNI taS
Stiinhen Jpdren ane S1user5en oesl9"aHesA
%. s. Goss Glitter ses secssser."
the CHARLES A. voeEIER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-11

TINE CHARLES A. voeElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The WEEKLY INDEpEHDENr il the
best paper published in Eastern Ecva.
do, and'in order to place it within the
reach Of every resident OF the county
we have determined TO make the follow.
ing liberal offer:
Every subsoriber, whe ther new or
old, who sends. Five Dollars for one
years subscription to the WESLEY In.
DEPENDENT previous to April 1, 1897,
will receive either the Chicago Weekly
News, or tho New York Weekly Sun
AssohorELr FREE for one year.
Send cash, and designate which of
the two papers above named you pre-
for,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
NEVADA .LRo1slAruRE.
Carson City, JAM. 25.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Senate bill No. S, introduced bv
Briggs, to amend the law regulating
proceedings in civil cnses in counts of
justice in this State, and to repeal all
other acts in relation thereto.
Senate bill No. So. introduced BY o.
born, to provide revenue for the support
Of the government of The State of Ne
Vad", also Senate bill No. "a, concern
ing conveyances. ... ......
Senate bill No. 81, by Westerfeld, 10
furthur define and punish the crime of
embezzlement, md Senate bill No. %.
by Fish, to create permanent B ard of
Capitol Commissioners aud define the
duties thereof. passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. 81, by Forbes, rel,t-
ing to District Attorneys and partners
thereof, passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. 40, by Manic, passed
unanimously. This bill repeals the net
authorizing the Board of State Prison
Commissioners to contract for the hire
of convict labor for any period not to
exceed five years from date of contracts.
upon such terms aud uud sach provis-
ions as they may deem proper.
Senate bill No. so, 10y Foley, to create
commission for supervising the care
OF the insane of the State, passed unani-
mously.
Assembly bill No. 43. by Sprirgmay-
err. establishing the third Wednesday i'm
March of each yenr as an arbor day in
this State. was referred.
Senate bill No. 40, by Nichols, to reg
ulate compensntions of county officials,
was referred.
Substitute for Senate bill No. &c. to
provide for the selection and sale of
lands that have been or may hereafter
be granted to Nevada by the United
States was referred.
Substitute for Assembly bill No. SO.
by Alt. appropriates $4,000 for the
State Agricultural Society, passed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the notes
and rceounts of the estate of E. P. Ban
ming, deceased, have been, by order Of
the Court, turned over TO the under
signed who Is authorized to COLLECT mud
receipt for all claims duo to the said Il.
e. Banning deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted either to
the said deceased or 10 tho undersigned,
are requested to make immediate settle.
ment and save costs.
Mns. rFR9scrs Blssrso.
Elko, New, jim. n, fsSz.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
Pain audi Winter Goodsl

1 have just received fine assortment
Of salnples for FALL AND WINTER
suits, and as L have made special mr.
rangements, ain now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with me il.
prices. If you want nice suit, don't
delay. Remember, perfect 6t guaran-
teed. No fit. no pay.
N. REInHABr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
SPECIAL NoTICEl
To License Pay.rs of Elko County.

10 HhIohso I W sIB OF bIKu COUnUy.,
Notice is hereby given tbnt OH ADD
after the LIST day of February, A.. d,
1887, AL parties, OH receiving postal
card stating that their licens, IL now
due, will please remit immediately or
extra costs will be added, as the county
is large and it is impossible for me to
consult license payers as to the pro per
time to pay said License. For further
information l would respectfully refer
you to Section 1897, General Statutes
of Nevada. #. E.. arwrL1.
Elko, Jan. Il, 1887. Sheriff
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
Hotiosl
NJ. REInHABr.

For the benefit Of stockmen the Ispr-
PENDENT will publish estray notices free
of charge. Persons having possession
Of any such animals will please forward
description to this Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM HoTEL-Bartlctt & Ostreicher.
Proprietors.
p FL McDermott & wife, Miss Nellie
NcDe"mott, LamoiIle; r H Catlin, L
G Plunkctt, W G Price, Tu~curora;
Barney Horn, F; G II Roland, Warm
Creek; Frank Freeman, CArlin; G Yam
covich, Winnemuccn;G Cartwright, st
Paul, MINI.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27

The government of Wyoming is now
administered by Moonlight.
Fresh Pop Corn, at w. T. Smiths.
A slight snow full last night, weather
y eontinues-cold.
Kinks Blue India Soap, best on
earth, at He nley's.
There are now sir patients in the
County Hospital.
Navel Orange and Cocoanuts. at
Henley's.
Regular meeting Eko Lodge No. Is,
Knights of Pythias ut Castle Hall to-
night.
IL bounds Extra G Sugar for 81 90,
at Chase's.
J A hen while scratching for worms at
Bangor D. T. uncovered vein of cop
per ore.
Pure New York cider vinegar so
cents gullon. at w. T. Smiths
Macon, Ca, makes 800 jugs day to
be used in Atlanta and other prohibition
cities.
Try onr New Hampshire PURE ma.
pie syrup at w. L. Smiths
A Catholic priest has been arrested at
New Orleans charged with smuggling
Cathedral wine.
Genuine New Orleans moiasses for
snle IT w. 7. Smiths
T. c. 'unkctt came down from Tus-
carora by stigs yesterday, and left this
morning for Carson City.
81 25 hnys a lob bucket Armours re
fined Lard. Mt Chase's.
Trains now cross the Missouri river
at Sioux City on the ice. This Winter
bridge is used every year.
Cash will buy a lob bucket Fair
banks lard for 81 rs at W. T. Smiths.
Frank Freeman, night operator a.
Carlin who WAS cllleI here on Jury
duty, returned home this morning.
You can buy IL lbs Extra light Brown
Eugar OF w. T. Smith for 81 90 cash
". c. Price arrival by Inst evenings
train from San francisco, and left by
this mornings stage for Tuscarora.
For cuts. bruises. cuts from barbed
wire, etc., use Horsemen's Universal
Ointment.
That smoking is unhenlthful il shown
by the fact that in railroad accidents
the smoking cur is invariably wrecked;
For all kinds of collar and sadde
'ores, use HorseDen's Universal Oint-
ment.
When the Pilgrim Fathers hear that
plymouth hus had dance in honor Of
their landing they will be sorry that
they landed.
The celebrated Maher & Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, at
Henley's
Although to day has been one of
clear bright sunshine it hns been very
cold and Tonight promises to drop the
mercury below zero.
The Holidays are past and Joe Rosen-
stock has still on hand large assert
nent OF fancy goods which will be sold
streduced prices.
We failed to- get report of the pro.
seedlings in the Assembly on Tuesday,
hence our Legislative proceedings to-
day refer only TO. the business Of the
Senate.
H.. Chase. OF the "IOive and Let Live"
Grocery Store, has just received a Cur
load of Coal Oip of the best brands man
aiactared which will be sold in qnanti-
seS to suit at bottom prices.
The IsprpsHDENr extends thanks to
H.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27

~ oN o"SSS 90 ~ WIS "ucu IueY WSc6
young, and it never will be.
Rev. James s. Mcdonald, of San
Rafael, Cal. will arrive this evening and
will hold Divine services at the Church
on Friday and Saturday evenings and
also Oh Sunday.
1t Is currently reported that Walter
Adriance has secured an engagement
with the Taylor Sisters, and will shortly
rejoin the Lite Twins" at Salt Luke
City. What pat he will play in the
engagement our reporter failed TO learn.
I. P. w. Davis, formally editor of the
Anderson, Shasta county, CAL, Enter
prise, WAS dragged over u rough and
rocky road with rope fastened to his
neck. by the citizens Of Anderson last
Saturday. Ili-treatment of his children
had aroused great indignation.
One Of the gang of line men who are
putting mp new telegraph wire OH the
line of the Central Pacific Railroad.
fell from pole yesterday near Carlin
and received injuries from which he
died this morning. We are unable to
learn his name or where he halls from.
Exam;uer:-John Roach's downfall
came when he ceasel to bask in the full
radiance of Government favor. That,
however, does not warrant the partisan
conclusion that Secretary Whitney
caused the shipbuildcr's failure. It
simply shows that Mr.. Roachs transac
tons with the Government were not
conducted on legitimate business bn-
Sis.
Assembly bill No. 80, introduced by
MIR. Albright last Monday, provides thnt
witness fees shall be three dollars per
day for each days attendance both in
civil md criminal cases, and thirty cents
per mile for each mile necessarily trav.
eled i'll reaching the place of trial, which
compensation i'll civil cnses Shall be
taxed ns costs against the defented par
y
from the General County Fund.
Daniel Hayes. young desperate who
resided with his father ON Reach Street.
san Francisco, got Tito an alteration
with the oil gent emun about the fire OH
Monday morning, seized u knife from
the table at which they were eating,
chased his father from the house and
following him stabbed him fatally in
the back while pursuing him down the
street. Daniel then returned to his
breakfast where he was arrested.
Pioclle nrd:-The Onondaea
miAe, Jackrabbit District, is looking
way up" The ore continues gong
down, down and keeps growing richer
III silver. The Indications promise i'm
mense. Considerable ore hns been
shipped the past two weeks. The Door
little orphans who are interested in the
mine believe TINT they have grub
stake for tho remainder of the Winter,
whether snow flies or not. The assavs
made from the recent strike, show
y$295.27
The following notice appears in Tues
days Footiight: T have this day
bought one. half interest in the Foot
light newspaper, book and job printing
establishment of D. L. Brown. On or
about the LIST of February will publish
in partnership with Mr.. Brown hand
some, six-column wide newspaper, to be
called The Evening Report. We will
remove orr establishment to the brick
building on the northeast corner of G
aud Smith streets, north of Odd Eel.
lows Hall. The paper will be Demo.
cratic, honest, fearless, manly.
ALFRED CHAHTz.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27

Henry FRANKIE, L.,n.oi lie; Chas Wal,
tiers. Peko; NJ Abrahnms, Truckee; DR.
Mitchell, Sacramento; Joseph henuen.
Pleasant Valley; Paul Schillestron,,
South Fork; T G Plunkctt, Tuscurora;
Chas Nucko!s, Hulieck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27

DEPOT HoTEL-Clark & Green Proprie
tors
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-27
sALMAauNDl.

This evenings train is reported on
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-13
The Overland Monthly.

The Overland for February is one of
the most interesting numbers of the
magazine yet published. Several strong
papers on public and economic ques-
tons are contributed. B. Marks writes
on the Riparian Decision in Interior
California;" presenting the problem
from layman's point of view Sydney
D. Fisher, in clear and forcible argu-
ment, treats OF the proposition allowing
Cabinet Officers Seats IN Congress-; )"
Shosuki Sato gives careful study of
the Japanese farming class, and the
methods of work and habits of life
among the yeomany of this peculiar
people. "Reminiscences of the Plains
and Mines in AZ and So" by John s.
Hittell, contains series of alistiG and
pen pictures of that mo interesting
epoch in the history of California. In
the Apache Country" by w. G. Barnes,
is graphic and readable account of q
trip through the San Carlos reservation.
The two serials "Chata and Chinita, !"
and the "Puntaoooset Colony" have
the usual installments; the former pre-
senting in character portraiture, most
Interesting account of the peculiarities
of the Latin type; the latter Astounding
in descriptions of mining times and
incidents. Several minor tales, bright
aud picturesque sketches, book reviews
poetry, etc., complete the number.
The Overland Monthly, San Francisco
Cal,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-13
Wide Awake

The full holiday numbers of Wide
Awake this year have overlooked into
the February issue, for we find the
opening story a Christmas tale by
Katherine Mcdowell Rice, "Why the
Dolls Name was never chang :" and
another beautiful chapter of ''the Long
fellow literature" is given. Mrs. Ere
mont concludes her beWitching "Taffy
and Buster" chronicles. Mrs. Davis 5
LA Rose Blanche" war-story Mandy
Doll Party" brings q most dellgh full
Yankee story among the Children OF tue
Plantation. Miss Guiney's Fairy
Folk ALL" deals with 'lhe Black
Elves" and Miss Lewis's Famous
Pets" with Pets at the Early English
Court" and is enriched with s"mp h an
tiful "Vandykes. The serial stories
are particularly enjoyable IeIuiE. T..
Mrs. Bolton has good paper abJut
Francis E. Willard, Miss Harris a
practical article lone L.dy's Way OF
Teaching How to Write Compositions, J"
and G. #. Holder one about Fresh
Water Turtles" The new feature of
the magazine, The Contributors and
the Children, is eminently successful,
being altogether readable"
D. Lothrop & Co., Publishers, Boston,
Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-13
The Brooklyn Magazine.

An actresses advice to those of her sex
who aspire to the stage is naturally of
peculiar interest, and one may safely
prophecy that Miss Georgia Cayvan's
article in the February Brooklyn Maya
zine will enjoy a wide reading. Miss
Cayvan writes in answer to the question
submitted her, Can you advise Young
women to adopt the stage?" Following
in Importance in the contents of this
number of the Brooklyn is the publica-
ton of humorous poem by General
time, entitled" To Mrs. Smith S Bonnet"
A third feature that is most readable, is
Mrs. J. II. Walworth 8 narrative in story
form Of My Beautiful Partisan Cousin"
Edmund Collins paper on Social Life
ia Canada" with a timely glimpse of
Canadian girls on toboggan slide, is
spicy and entertaining, whilh the des-
cription OF what occurred during AN
Evening With Spiritualist, by Mrs. +.
Il. de Fontaine, is a striking story. Sea-
ton Donoho contributes the second of
his lively "Stories and Memories of
Washington" Alexander Black furn-
ishes the weighty paper of the number
in discussion of 1.-The Practical Ideal
ism of Emerson" which Jennie Oliver
Smith follows with very good railroad
romance which she calls, Caught in
HIS Own Snare" the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher supple
mentlng all with -four sermons revised |
by himself for this publication.
The Brooklyn Magazine, 1912 Pearl
Street, New York.